he blames himself for the death of her own mother and doesn't believe he deserve to be her dad, hence why he never…
Okay fine he did not believe that he deserves to be a father so who was he expecting to take care of the child he had a part in creating. His mother? The person who was more concerned with how she could get her powers back and why her only grandchild didn't have powers. Or maybe his father? Who was already occupied with his wife and her problems or maybe his sister? Who cares more about being the owner of that building than she cares about anything else.
Besides 6 years is a really long time. He didn't know how to be a father so he decided that picking up alcohol was more important that reading a book about taking care of a child or even taking classes concerning child care but i guess that's too much to ask for his only child. Or better still just learning the ropes like every new father does. Nobody is born with "fatherhood powers" they have to learn by interacting with their child. Also, I'm not even angry, i just feel bad for Yi Na and how alone she must have felt living in that house with her alcoholic semi-absentee father.
I wasn't going to judge at the beginning of the drama but Gwi Jo needs to do better by his daughter. I understand that he lost the love of his life but he seemed to forget that Yi Na literally lost her mother and totally neglected her for 6 or 7 years. I mean she's quite literally the daughter of the woman he claimed to love so why didn't he pour some that love into her. Its so sad. And when he finally decides to make amends it doesn't even last because he's more focused on getting Da Hee and with the way things ended in episode 6, Yi Na is probably going to go back to being semi invisible. Some of y'all are so angry about the FL not being "kind" and "innocent" that you're literally ingnoring the ML's flaws. Hypocritical but its nothing i did not expect from Kdrama watchers.
Y'all are always so quick to compare Western horror movies to Asian ones or more specifically Korean movies. I just feel like their method of story telling and the story itself are completely different to be compared with one another. Personally this movie was interesting. It was scary and the plot was engaging. Idk but i can never watch scary Korean movies at night, i always find it hard to sleep afterwards.
I love that the story wasn't too serious. It was a cute, silly, lighthearted story and it actually felt like they actually liked each other. Wish it was longer though then it would have been perfect. BLs should really have hour long episodes and nothing less.
As much as I see why she'd think that his decision is irrational and could jeopardise his future (if we're talking…
Exactly the point i was trying to make. Thinking he's ruining his life by making the wrong decisions is a whole other ball game from asking your colleague to reject just because you think he's making the wrong decisions. But yeah other than that she's a cool character.
I'm liking the drama so far but i don't like the fact that she was trying to ruin his chances of being an instructor. I feel like she still feels responsible for him and the decisions he makes but she needs to get that he's no longer 19 or 20 and he's now a full grown adult and can deal with the consequences of his actions.
Another thing was her going all the way to that school to confront the teacher about the answers to the mid term questions. Albeit brave, i feel like she should not have been the one to do that. The parents of the students could have brought it to the school's attention without it snowballing into an issue because i feel like she overstepped her boundary asking that the students retake the test despite the fact that she was just trying to help her students. We've been shown in numerous dramas involving students that parents do complain about this sort of things with it becoming a big issue so why was it so different here?
What I'm really pissed about is the fact that the main cast did not have a photo shoot. A Kim Soo Hyun and Kim Ji Won photo shoot would have been outstanding. Too bad.
This is definitely not what i was expecting. I started watching it thinking it will be the regular FL with an i-can-fix-him complex but this is definitely better because the drama and conflict this is going to bring will be amazing. I also hope Grace and Dong Hee (Gwi Jo's sister) become friends.
This is an amazing drama. As much as i enjoyed this drama, i had to skip episode 6. I just could not watch all the "good guys" die like that. I won't lie i was expecting a twist like maybe they kind of survived or something but i guess not. Still an outstanding drama though.
i wouldn't call him a narcissist, he's just genuinely clueless lol
Yes, he's clueless but i only called him a narcissist because of his conviction that the way a person looked at him meant the person was in love him. The look might have been one of admiration but he was 100% sure that it was love. That's narcissism or better still he's just really vain.
Is Gi Seob a horrible person for two timing two girls or more? Yes. But underneath all that he's just a people pleaser who can't say no to anybody even when it is detrimental to himself. He is also a narcissist, no excuse for that one but hope we see some character development.
It started amazing and also ended the same. Was it a ten over ten drama? Probably not but only because we saw Yoon Eun Song too much. The actors were also really great. Also, i really love that OST Kim Soo Hyun sang in the last episode.
I just love how they did not drag out the identity of the taxi driver. So all that remains is his motive. Also Sun Jae and Sol are sooooo cute. Please just remain cuties until the end.
Besides 6 years is a really long time. He didn't know how to be a father so he decided that picking up alcohol was more important that reading a book about taking care of a child or even taking classes concerning child care but i guess that's too much to ask for his only child. Or better still just learning the ropes like every new father does. Nobody is born with "fatherhood powers" they have to learn by interacting with their child.
Also, I'm not even angry, i just feel bad for Yi Na and how alone she must have felt living in that house with her alcoholic semi-absentee father.
And when he finally decides to make amends it doesn't even last because he's more focused on getting Da Hee and with the way things ended in episode 6, Yi Na is probably going to go back to being semi invisible.
Some of y'all are so angry about the FL not being "kind" and "innocent" that you're literally ingnoring the ML's flaws. Hypocritical but its nothing i did not expect from Kdrama watchers.
Personally this movie was interesting. It was scary and the plot was engaging. Idk but i can never watch scary Korean movies at night, i always find it hard to sleep afterwards.
BLs should really have hour long episodes and nothing less.
Another thing was her going all the way to that school to confront the teacher about the answers to the mid term questions. Albeit brave, i feel like she should not have been the one to do that. The parents of the students could have brought it to the school's attention without it snowballing into an issue because i feel like she overstepped her boundary asking that the students retake the test despite the fact that she was just trying to help her students. We've been shown in numerous dramas involving students that parents do complain about this sort of things with it becoming a big issue so why was it so different here?
Because i want a photo shoot between the main leads??
I also hope Grace and Dong Hee (Gwi Jo's sister) become friends.
Also, i really love that OST Kim Soo Hyun sang in the last episode.
Also Sun Jae and Sol are sooooo cute. Please just remain cuties until the end.